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How do I remove the glue label on the shelving I bought? I tried a razor but it scratches the paint.
Phil
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RE: Removing a Label
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Post By Beth (Guest Post)
(04/27/2005)
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Try spraying with WD 40. It has taken a lot of
labels off for me...
RE: Removing a Label
Try vinegar, works good in removing glue
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Post By Donna (Guest Post)
(04/26/2005)
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In a small jar mix 1/2 Dawn dishwash liquid and 1/2 rubbing alcohol......shake well and rub or paint tnat onto the label.......let set a couple minutes and it should come off easily. No harm to the surface. I have also used butter on labels to loosen the stickum. Hope this helps.
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My tip is for Phil who wanted to know how to remove glue from shelving without scratching paint. There is a product called OOPS that works really good & is inexpensive.Just test an inconspicuos place before use.
BJ,Ky
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Use Skin-So-Soft by AVON. WORKS GREAT! No marks. We recently purchased a roll top desk valued around $1,500 - we got 1/2 off because some goof went and taped the drawers shut with masking tape & it was marked up. From past experiences I knew to use Skin-so-soft,,,now we have a beauriful piece of furniture!
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Post By sunnirhea (Guest Post)
(04/25/2005)
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Dab a little lighter fluid on the area let it set a few, it should come right up. But if the shelving is wood, it may stain, so check in an inconspicuous spot!
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Post By wendee (Guest Post)
(04/25/2005)
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A blow dryer works too, just heat up the label and it will peel off.
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Post By Jo (Guest Post)
(04/25/2005)
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I've had good luck using vegetable oil or baby oil. Good Luck!
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Just soak it with Windex and it should come up with little effort in minutes.
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I use this stuff called Goo Gone. It's yellow & comes in a small bottle. Does the trick every time.
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Post By starchild (Guest Post)
(04/24/2005)
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You can remove sticky labels with WD-40.
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Post By dana (Guest Post)
(04/24/2005)
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Use something with alcohol in it like hair spray..
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